Originally Posted by
Breakbeat
No, just no.
What is this fallacy we cling to lately that every person must be appeased or must be included in everything?
We've gone mad. We're in some mode where we are trying to do this, and it's nonsense because, with seven billion people on the Earth, we're going to end up appeasing and including billions of people and all their uniqueness in everything. It's not feasible, nor is it realistic.
Not every video game or movie - or whatever form of subjective art you enjoy - can be inclusive of all humans with their wants, needs, and existential requirements.
There has to be a line somewhere where we stop and say, 'that's enough. Some 12% of all humans are affected by an anxiety disorder, and of that 12%, only 7% make up the group that has ever experienced Androphobia or Gynophobia. If we're going to greenlight that, then we had better make sure the far, far more common phobias are addressed first because equal rights are equal rights. We attend to phobias according to how many people they affect.
I was hoping you could get back to me when the came has adjusted/included those groups that fear drowning, social interaction, heights, spiders and flying. Those phobias account for almost half of all "common" phobias, and 50% deserve attention before the 7%.
/shrug